Hotel Monika

Description

The old town of Trogir is considered one of the most picturesque old towns in Dalmatia. Due to its countless cultural monuments, it is not only on the UNESCO World Heritage List, but is also often referred to as the "museum city". The hotel is located in the heart of this unique old town in a palazzo from the 15th century. The first floor of the building is home to the restaurant of the same name with a tradition stretching back over 40 years. The owners spent three years restoring and renovating the floors above the restaurant under the supervision of the monument protection authority. The result was truly impressive when the hotel opened in spring 2012 - state-of-the-art technology paired with centuries-old elements and details that were deliberately preserved. The hotel has a total of 13 rooms and 3 suites. Our recommendation for a short stay in the unique atmosphere of this Dalmatian old town or for one or two overnight stays before or after a cruise on one of our motor sailers, which dock just 100 meters from the hotel.

Facilities: Reception, aperitif bar, à la carte restaurant with large terrace in the inner courtyard. WiFi Internet (free of charge) throughout the hotel. Room service from 0-24 hrs. Parking available in the public parking lot outside the old town, about 200 m away (for a fee; approx. € 25 per day).

Comfort room: approx. 18-22 m², elegantly and comfortably furnished, with satellite TV, air conditioning, telephone, WiFi Internet (free of charge), minibar and bath/WC. Single rooms have a shower/WC.
Superior room: as Comfort, but approx. 25-29 m². 1 extra bed possible.
Suites are also available on request.

Meals: Breakfast buffet, which can be taken either in the restaurant, on the cozy terrace in the courtyard or in the room. Half board bookable for an extra charge. Hotel guests receive a 10% discount on food and drinks in the hotel restaurant (à la carte).

Beach: Public pebble beach, about 300 m away. You will also find numerous beaches on the opposite island of Čiovo, which is connected to Trogir by a bridge.